When your home’s air conditioner goes out you want to get the problem fixed as promptly as possible. Rob's Albertan Service Experts can help you do just that so your family can get back to enjoying life with a working air conditioner. Searching for what might be amiss with your air conditioner and if you should schedule an AC repair? Here’s a short checklist of common AC problems.
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Filter first
- First things first: check your home’s air filters. Old or inefficient air filters are common culprits for turning a perfectly functional and efficient air conditioner into a slow and inefficient one. How do you know if you should change your filters? If you can’t remember the last time you changed them, it’s almost certainly time to do so. If you’re still not sure, remove the air filter and check for visible dirt. If there is visible dust or dirt, throw it out and put a new one in immediately.
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Check the air conditioner
- If your air filter is fine, go outside and have a look at the AC itself. Sometimes sticks, leaves, and other debris can become stuck in or build up around the walls of the unit. Check for these and other immediate signs that something may be amiss. Listen for loud or irregular sounds coming from the system as it runs. Though you should never try to make an AC repair on your own, you can trust your instincts to notice when something looks or sounds incorrect.
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Determine the length of the AC cycle
- An improper cooling cycle may be part of the problem. Listen to how long the air stays on in a cycle. An air conditioner in good working order typically runs for longer periods of time and stays off for a similar period of time, rather than flipping on and off in short bursts. An abnormal AC cycle may be an sign of more serious problems that will call for professional AC repair sooner rather than later.
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Check your fuse box
- If the system shuts down, there may be a breaker flipped or a fuse blown. A tripped breaker may occur in a thunderstorm, but if Edmonton hasn't had any severe weather, there may be a more serious problem that’s causing the breaker to trip. If the breaker in question gets tripped again soon after you flip it back on, call Rob's Albertan Service Experts at 780-800-9047.
Expert HVAC repair technicians at Rob's Albertan Service Experts are on call 24/7/365 to fix these and other common AC problems. Call 780-800-9047 or use our online scheduler today for fast, reliable AC repair service from the best technicians in town.